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mountain bluebird

noun

  1. a bluebird, Siala currucoides, of western North America.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of mountain bluebird1

An Americanism dating back to 1855–60
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The Twitter mascot is a mountain bluebird, but it may turn out to be an albatross.

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Fire also releases soil nutrients that can encourage the growth of shrubs that attract insects and other invertebrates that birds such as the dusky flycatcher and mountain bluebird find tasty.

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The recognizable common loon could disappear, as could the vibrant mountain bluebird.

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It is home to boreal toads and bugling elk, trumpeter swans, sandhill cranes, massive flocks of mountain bluebird, and a diverse suite of waterfowl.

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McLean then turned to a thesaurus and French and Spanish dictionaries to come up with names for new colors, including “Gatsby Glitter,” “Cotton Club,” “Palm Springs Splash,” “Aged Whisky” and “Mountain Bluebird.”

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